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Rear Window wash leaks on a slope ? cure.
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28 Feb 2014 14:25 #106482
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Replied by NJF on topic Re: Rear Window wash leaks on a slope ? cure.
There is a very simple solution to this that works very very well. When I set about replacing the non return valve as discussed I had to buy a pack of two. Use both! Fit two non return valves straight after each other about an inch apart. I thought the resistance would stop it working or reduce the flow, but it doesn't. Stopped the leaking and it hasn't leaked since. You will not believe how long your washer bottle lasts after doing this. 
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